Bug 295370

Description Ray Kiddy 2009-11-17 12:28:17 EST

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Build Identifier: 20090920-1017


package a.b;

I created a class. It is in the package "a.b". There is a warning on an ivar in the class. I created the project, added the "a" package with New->Package... and added the "a.b" package with New->Package.... Then I added the foo class.

package a.b;
public class foo {
  void doFoo() {
    Object something = "a thing";
  }
}
The <!> badge shows up on the "a.b" package in the UI. This is good. But the <!> badge also shows up on the "a" package. This is bad. I am also seeing the "a.b" package as a peer of the "a" package in the tree and not as a subpackage.

If the "a.b" package was being hidden somehow (such as under an unopened disclosure triangle), then the super-package would need the <!> badge. As it is, I see both packages in the 'Package Explorer' pane.

There is only one warning in the package and there should only be one <!> badge on the project.


Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
Follow directions in description. See project directory (http://www.wykiwyk.org/eclipse/TestPackageableWarnings.tgz) and screen shot (http://www.wykiwyk.org/eclipse/TestPackageableWarnings.png)